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| This page is a work in process. | This page is a work in process. | ||
| ====== Softbank Phones by NEC====== | ====== Softbank Phones by NEC====== | ||
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| Softbank NEC phones fall into two categories. The later, higher end devices are very similar to [[phones: | Softbank NEC phones fall into two categories. The later, higher end devices are very similar to [[phones: | ||
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| * 705N/706N use a proprietary connector that is difficult to obtain. Therefore, we have little information about these phones. | * 705N/706N use a proprietary connector that is difficult to obtain. Therefore, we have little information about these phones. | ||
| * 740N/741N are simplified phone models meant for children. They are not compatible with Java applications. | * 740N/741N are simplified phone models meant for children. They are not compatible with Java applications. | ||
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| | V-N701 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | | | V-N701 | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | | ||
| | 802N | Yes | SSR200 | In progress | | | 802N | Yes | SSR200 | In progress | | ||
| - | | 703N | Unknown | + | | 703N | Yes | SSR200 |
| | 804N | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | | | 804N | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | | ||
| | 705N | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | | | 705N | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | | ||